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  1. July 10th, 2005 02:36 AM #1
    Halyanne
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    Linux question on word processessing

    Hi,

    I recently had my one machine switched over to linux, Red Hat gnome. While I am enjoying it I miss a few things that I could do with UltraEdit on my windows. Mostly the feature to remove hard returns and to add hard returns at a certain line length. This was most helpful in getting things ready to paste into Threshold and to edit stuff people sent me for the Times. I am using GEdit right now, cause its a tabbed thing that has a spell checker is is very simplistic in a way that UltraEdit was.

    So my question is: Does anyone know of a linux word processing program that allows me to remove hard returns and add them again?
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  2. July 14th, 2005 06:52 PM #2
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    i can't think of anything offhand, would you be adverse to using a web-based thing? i could whip something up.
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